Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@src/snakemake/caching/rule.py`:
- Around line 34-49: The code is mistakenly comparing the accumulated flag
variable to the string "hash-omit-storage-content" instead of the token; in the
loop over cache tokens (variable x) update the conditional that reads `elif flag
== "hash-omit-storage-content":` to `elif x == "hash-omit-storage-content":` and
then set `flag |= CacheFlag.omit_storage_content` (consistent with the other
hash-* branch). This change is in the loop handling `cache` tokens where `x`,
`flag`, `CacheFlag`, and `rule` are referenced and will allow the
"hash-omit-storage-content" token to be accepted rather than raising the
WorkflowError.
- Around line 10-12: Add the missing Job import to the TYPE_CHECKING block so
the forward annotations on the Job-typed parameters resolve for linters: update
the imports inside the TYPE_CHECKING section to include "from snakemake.jobs
import Job" (alongside the existing "from typing import Self, Optional, Any" and
"from snakemake.rules import Rule") so the annotations referenced in the
functions/methods at the Job annotation sites (the annotations mentioning Job on
lines showing use in this module) no longer trigger F821.

In `@src/snakemake/executors/dryrun.py`:
- Around line 56-61: The log currently calls RuleCache.exists without the
required job argument, causing a TypeError; update the call site where you use
job.rule.cache.exists() inside the logger.info (and the self.workflow.async_run
wrapper) to pass the current job (i.e., call exists with the job parameter) so
the cache check uses the job context; keep the surrounding async_run usage and
conditional logic unchanged.

In `@src/snakemake/workflow.py`:
- Around line 408-409: The rule validation misses rules promoted to
output-cached after initial checks; after the code path that sets
CacheFlag.output (the logic that promotes a rule to output-cached), re-run the
existing validation by calling RuleCache.check() on the affected rule (i.e.,
invoke rule.cache.check() again for that rule) so multiext/benchmark constraints
are enforced before later code (e.g., AbstractOutputFileCache.get_outputfiles())
runs; update the promotion logic to trigger this revalidation wherever
CacheFlag.output is enabled (references: RuleCache.check, CacheFlag.output,
rule.cache, AbstractOutputFileCache.get_outputfiles).

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/snakemake/caching/storage.py`:
- Around line 56-60: The WorkflowError raised in the check_output_exists branch
of move-to-cache logic uses a "{}" placeholder but never supplies outputfile;
update the raise in the block that checks "if check_output_exists and not
os.path.exists(outputfile)" to include the missing filename (e.g., use an
f-string or .format to inject outputfile into the error message) so the error
shows which outputfile is missing.

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@src/snakemake/caching/rule.py`:
- Line 86: Replace the truthiness check on the workflow cache with an explicit
None check: change the condition "if not rule.workflow.workflow_settings.cache:"
to "if rule.workflow.workflow_settings.cache is None:" so the code uses an
explicit None test on rule.workflow.workflow_settings.cache and does not treat
empty-but-enabled cache selections as disabled.
- Around line 102-112: Replace the assert guards in exists, store, and fetch
with explicit runtime checks that raise a clear, descriptive exception when the
cache backend (self.rule.workflow.output_file_cache) is missing; locate the
three methods (exists, store, fetch) and before delegating to
self.rule.workflow.output_file_cache, check for None and raise a RuntimeError
(or custom CacheUnavailableError) with a message including the rule identity
(self.rule) and the operation name to aid debugging, then proceed to await the
corresponding exists/store/fetch call.

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Nitpick comments:
In `@src/snakemake/caching/storage.py`:
- Around line 45-50: The exists() method currently returns after checking the
first storage object; change it to verify all outputs by iterating every entry
from self._get_storage_objects(job), awaiting entry.managed_exists() for each,
and only return True if every call returns True (i.e., use a short-circuit that
returns False on the first missing object). Preserve error handling: if
managed_exists() raises, call self.raise_read_error(entry, exception=e) and then
return False (or re-raise if your semantics require), rather than letting the
exception leak or stopping after the first entry; update the exists function
accordingly.